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Welcome Samantha, mum of three here too!
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I think it's super important to have a hobby or something similar to keep your mind focused. I have a back injury and issues with my hips so can't be very active like I used to. I took up colouring as a hobby and it does consume a lot of my time. I enjoy it and it is very therapeutic. I also do a lot of reading, but that…
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As stated, do gentle exercises and build it up. I used to do weight training with a personal trainer before I had my back injury. He recommended the best thing before a good work out was a nice big cup of coffee but obviously that doesn't work for everyone. He definitely didn't believe in the whole carb loading thing like…
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I colour (yes colouring books) or read to relax. I always recommend someone take up colouring as a way to unwind.
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I've restarted too xx I'm also very sorry to hear about what you've gone through xx
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I'm not entirely sure. I suppose it's just to keep encouraging one another, and not falling off the wagon so to speak haha!
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Plenty of water and healthy foods. I am nursing atm and aiming for around 1800 or 1900.
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I plan to start up again once my doctor gives me the all clear, stick with it as it gives amazing results :D
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You can do if you stay positive, I am starting again kind of after having another baby :D
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If they wanted to blind themselves then I say crack on LOL
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My guess was on the complete opposite side of the scale 0_0
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Ha that is awesome!
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You need at least one rest day for your muscles to recover. If your body doesn't have time then it can actually weaken you, so make one day off a priority. Maybe still do some cardio like walking but nothing too strenuous. You shouldn't feel guilty for it :)
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I used to have a hard time with omelettes when I made them with three eggs, disaster. I make four egg ones and they turn out perfect every time! 0_0
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You can do it ladies! I started off ultimately at 230lbs, joined MFP at 224lbs and now I am 197lbs. I cannot recall a time when I was this light. You can do it!
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I set myself a goal not weight wise but using other means ie to fit into a certain size pant. I was an 18/20 UK, I am now a 16. I have set a new goal of 14. I don't really care about the number on the scale. It's also little things like if you're exercising how many minutes you can run, number of reps you can do…
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Walkingis good for the heart! I walk six miles a day! Fresh air and free exercise, what more could you want?!
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A few months ago I ate a whole carton of ben and jerrys, I was stressed and depressed. Then I got even more upset when I realized I had demolished all of my quota for the day in one go.
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I am contemplating it, its the short workouts that I like the sound of!
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I hit a period of five weeks where I didn't lose weight as I was stupidly eating 1200, I upped it to 1700 and the weight started moving. Been doing it ever since and losing slowly but surely :D
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haha this!
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Your paintings are divine!
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Some photos my husband uploaded to his flickr account, he and I both take photos when we're out and about but these are my shots from two weeks ago. Hard to believe there is so much beauty on my doorstep :D
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:D My children are called Serenity and Kaylee. If it weren't for firefly they would not have names!
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I went from a 18/20UK down to a 16 after 15lbs and I am still a size 16, they're a little baggy but not enough to get down to 14.
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That would be The Message :D What'd y'all order a dead guy for?
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They were all so damned memorable!! "Our Mrs. Reynolds" makes me laugh every time and so does Jaynestown :D
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I just totally imagined a Joey from friends type how you doing LOL!!